Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-14
Personal MENTION.

has been in Boston of late.
Mr.. V. J. Knapp of Parsons, Kan, is
visiting his brother, Judge Knapp.
Mr.. George +. Marshall is in Boston
and New York this week buying goods.
Mr.. w. II. Bedell has entered the office
of Messrs. Upper & Bliss to study law.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Potter of New York
city are guests at Mr.. George Hammond's.
Mrs. w. d. Lane is recovering from an
attack of fever by which she has been
Frustrated
Miss Bessie, daughter of President
Brainerd, is attending Abbott academy,
Andover, Mass.
Mr.. Joseph Battell and c. NJ. Wilds.
Esq, went to New York, Wednesday
night, on business.
Mrs. Alternately, who spent the summer
with her sister, Mrs. w. Il. Phelps. has
returned to Brooklyn.
Mr.. George II. Bottum, cashier of the
Baxter national bank, Rutland, was in
tCNh ''tuhoSNt'N olocliOou.
Mr.. Harvey G.. Ellis, of the pension
office, Washington, is making his annual
visit among friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Potter and her daugh ter, Mrs.
Douglas, who have been in Minneapolis
the past ten months, arrived home yes
terday.
Rev. DR.. White returned Saturday
afternoon from Springfield, Mass, where
he had attended the meetings of the
American Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Smith arrived home,
Tuesday evening, from five days car
riage trip to Fort Edward and Saratoga,
where they visited friends.
Mr.. E. Townsend of Pavilion Center,
N. Y, has been at Col. H. F. Deans the
past week. He came to look over some
of the flocks in the county.
Mrs. J. B. holland is spending a few
weeks with relatives and friends at Lynn,
Mass, where the sea air is doing much
toward improving her health.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Wainwright of Chicago,
who had been visiting here received a
telegram Friday morning summoning
him back home. He started that day.
Mr.. Ira w. Doty of Bridport is acting
as clerk at the Addison House, Mr.
Welch having gone to Bennington to
assist in the management of the Stark
House.
1t will be seen from the notice in an
other column that Town Clerk Milton A.
, Brooks has taken unto himself a better
r half. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will return to
town in few days.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Wood and two children OF
Kansas City, Mo-, are guests at Mr. II
= w. Brewster's. Mr.. Wood is the mana
: ger of the Western Unions office in the
metropolis of the Southwest
5 Mr.. S. McCaughey, one of the large
} sheep-breeders of Australia, arrived in
: town Wednesday. He is now at Mr.
2 Bissell's in Shoreham. Mr.. McCaughey
r was in this section about year ago.
DR.. f. w. Halsey of Boston, who ha;
been in town for few days, returned to
\ the city last evening, accompanied by
" Mr.. G.. c. Chapman. He went to come
home with Mrs. Chapman, who has beer
: in Boston for several weeks.
Mr.. F. A. Bond arrived home on Thurs
! day evening from his western Journey
He Travelled As far as Denver, stopping
at Chicago, Minneapolis and Omaha, anC
E returned by way of Kansas City. On
j, Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Bond went to Bos
ton for weeks stay.
r Mrs. J. w. Lovett of this village was
S taken suddenly ill. Wednesday forenoon
4 with some form of brain trouble, falling
v to the floor while about the house. Sh,
S was unconscious when found and haC
t not returned to consciousness at lat
J. hour yesterday.
a Miss Belle Thomas left home on Satur
|. day for Boston, to continue her musica
e studies with Prof. Orth. She was accom-
# panied by Miss Minnie Roscoe of New
+ Haven, who went for the same purpose
II They will be guests, during their stay
a at the home of Madame Orth and he
i three daughters. The latter are all pro
e fessional music teachers. Miss Thoma
will also receive instruction in voca
e music.
d Mr.. Glenn E. Lathrop, who was gradu
/ ated from the college here in the class o
n 1884, and is now cashier of the FRS
d national bank at Concordia, Kan, wa
e married at the home of the brides mothe
:, in Brandon, Monday morning, to Mis-
Re Clara f. Freeman, daughter of Mrs. C. G
l. Freeman, Rev. w. j. Tilley, rector Of tn
Episcopal church, performing the cere
e mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop started tn
IS same day for their Kansas home.